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In his attempts to communicate his visions to the reader, Rimbaud became one of the first modern poets to shatter the constraints of traditional metric forms and those rules of versification that he had already mastered so brilliantly.

Digital media (online and mobile) has shattered those constraints, unleashing a torrent of unprecedented creativity.

However, due to biological/environmental (e.g. early shattering, late tillering) and/or workload constraints the actual harvest times were between 24 and 48 DAA (Table 1).

The convergence in the mechanistic basis of seed shattering among these weedy rice groups may indicate certain genetic or morphological constraints inherent to re-evolving the shattering trait after its loss through domestication.

Grain shattering habit is the major constraint in O. glaberrima rice production (Africa Rice Center 2008).

Provincial constraints?

Time constraints.

Geochemical constraints.

Resource constraints.

3. Constraints.

Her front teeth shatter.